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San Antonio area experienced heavy rain and storms at the start of Mother's Day weekend, with 1-3 inches of widespread rain falling in the area on Saturday morning. A Flood Watch is in effect for South Central Texas until 8 p.m. Scattered showers and storms remain possible throughout Saturday, and on-and-off rain is expected for Sunday. KSAT viewers shared photos and videos of the storms on KSAT Connect.
South Texas is expected to experience widespread showers and thunderstorms from Friday night to next Tuesday due to increased moisture and upper air disturbances. Storms may be strong to severe with large hail and strong damaging winds. Showers with heavy rainfall will persist through late Monday, prompting a flash flood watch for all of deep South Texas. It is important to be weather aware, especially during Mother's Day weekend.
Denver is under an enhanced risk for severe storms with damaging winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes expected in the afternoon and evening. The storms will continue overnight with the possibility of heavy rain. Mother's Day weekend will be cool and rainy with showers possible on Saturday and better chances on Sunday afternoon and evening. Monday also has the chance for some afternoon showers.
Metro Detroit will experience beautiful weather on Wednesday and Thursday with plenty of sunshine and high temperatures reaching 80 degrees in some areas. However, scattered rain chances will arrive on Friday and continue into Saturday morning, with more rain expected on Mother's Day. The clouds will clear overnight Sunday into Monday, and a weak system will likely bring some rain on Tuesday afternoon and evening. Don't forget to download the free 4Warn weather app for the latest updates.